Dr Anton van Dellen is speaking at 8th National Compliance and Anti-Money Laundering (AML) conference in Warsaw. Anton is talking about the investigation of unexplained and suspicious deaths linked to Russian money laundering and the Russian state. Anton has extensive expertise in representing Interested Persons at inquests which have [...]
Case Analysis: Sheeran & Ors v Chokri & Ors [2022] EWHC 827 (Ch) (06 April 2022) Liam Wells, Barrister, Fraser Chambers & Nicholas Reed-Langen, Visiting Scholar, The Hertie School Introduction The music industry is a fickle business. Talent only gets you so far, before you must ride your [...]
Dr Anton van Dellen was instructed by Elo Trustees Limited to prevent the sale of 8 vehicles, including a Batmobile, by Bonhams. The application was opposed by Bonhams, but granted by Mr Justice Foxton in the High Court. The cars were due to be sold later that evening. Anton [...]
Dr Anton van Dellen was instructed by Ricky Waumsley, the partner of Daniel Whitworth, in the inquests which investigated four linked murders in Barking. Following the inquest, the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) has said that it is close to beginning a new investigation into Police Officers who [...]
Dr Anton van Dellen is representing the Defendant, Dunya News, in a claim being brought against it by a Pakistani politician. Mrs Justice Collins Rice outlined the approach to determining meaning in foreign language broadcasts. She also held that certain statements were expressions of opinion rather than fact in [...]
The Defamation Act 2013 marked an attempt to codify some of the pre-existing common law. However, this process has been criticised as potentially introducing further uncertainty. Some of the key areas where further complexities arose are in two of the available defences: honest opinion and public interest. Dr Anton van [...]
The jury in the inquest into the death of Corrie McKeague concluded that Corrie's death was contributed to by ineffective bin locks, an ineffective search of the bin and poor visibility through a Perspex viewing window on the lorry. Corrie's father, Martin McKeague, said that he hopes Corrie can finally [...]
Dr Anton van Dellen was instructed by Martin McKeague, the father of Corrie McKeague, and some other members of the McKeague family at the inquest which investigated Corrie's death. Corrie disappeared on a night out in Bury St Edmunds. The inquest found that Corrie probably died after being in [...]
Dr Anton van Dellen questioned a detective in the Corrie McKeague inquest about a bin weight reset. Anton asked the detective about an electronic device kept in the cab of the bin lorry and used by the driver for bin weights which was returned to factory settings the day [...]
Dr Anton van Dellen is representing the father of Corrie McKeague and other members of the McKeague family. The inquest has begun before HM Senior Coroner for Suffolk, is being held with a jury and is expected to last up to four weeks. Corrie was 23 when he vanished after [...]